Layouts plugin provides an easy way to integrate with your theme and utilize the power of Bootstrap grid from Layouts instead of the standard WordPress loop.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to give us some information about the theme you are trying to integrate and what you want to achieve.
The issue here is that the user was using the fusion builder custom query block to display the posts on a page but wanted to add the custom fields that are attached to those posts.
Solution:
The problem is that the query widget is separate from the module being used the display custom fields.
In this case it won't work, unless you are able to customize the output of the Post Query and add this code to that query.
This is why it is not working because it is not able to get any post information from the post query. Why not recreate this setup in views ?
If not what I recommend that you do is contact the plugin author and see if it is possible to customize the output, this way we might be able to get the ID to pass into the shortcode.
I would highly recommend using views for this as this is exactly what views is meant to do.
I am trying to: use the layout editor to generate a new product layout and the product excerpt is not showing the correct layout (lost html) instead the description is set in one line
I expected to see: the product images should line to the product description and the excerpt should show proper layout as i assigned in the product description
Solution:
Q1) the product images should line to the product description
This is a CSS problem, see the CSS codes here:
Problem:
How can I remove the sidebar from my posts?
Solution:
Sidebars are not part of the_content and hence can only be removed from the Theme's Template used to display the_content.
That template will either deliver or call the header, footer, sidebar, menu and more.
Toolset does not allow to customize such templates, it only allows to customize the "Post Body" (the_content) part of those templates.
There are 2 exceptions to this:
- if you use a CPT read Theme as listed here: https://toolset.com/documentation/recommended-themes/ (apply here: https://toolset.com/documentation/beyond-pages-program/)
- or, if you use a Custom Theme that integrates Toolset Layouts (legacy) the_ddlayout() function to render the content.
Problem: I would like to know how to manage Layout options per post.
Solution: You can manage options per post when using Content Layouts, but not Template Layouts. Template Layouts offer theme options, but they are assigned per Template Layout and not per post.